Is the FastFit better than the laced Kobe AD NXT 360?

It depends on fit preference. The FastFit replaces laces with a cable and strap system that tightens the midfoot fast, while the laced version gives more conventional, adjustable lockdown. Players who like a dialed-in midfoot tend to prefer FastFit; those who want familiar lacing stick with the standard model.

Does it work for outdoor courts?

It is built mainly for indoor play. The rubber outsole and mesh upper wear faster on abrasive outdoor surfaces, so outdoor use shortens the shoe's life.

How does the sizing run?

The fit is generally true to length but narrow through the midfoot. Wide-footed players often go up a half size or try the shoe on first, since the cable system leaves less room to loosen the upper.

Is there enough cushioning for a heavier player?

React foam is responsive but the forefoot is thin. Lighter guards and wings get a quick, springy ride; bigger, stronger players usually want a shoe with more impact protection.

What is the midfoot support bridge for?

It stiffens the middle of the shoe to resist twisting and keep the foot stable during cuts. It complements the FastFit cables, which handle lockdown rather than support.